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Free short course

Prove It

Check AI answers before you rely on them. Practise five checks, inspect original sources and leave a useful verification record.

4 modules · 12 lessons · about 2 hoursFor: Anyone whose work other people rely on

This course is free in full: every module, knowledge check and the final task, with no sign-up.

A fluent answer can still contain a wrong figure, an outdated rule or an unsupported conclusion. This course helps you decide what to check and how to record the result.

Work through five checks: specifics, sources, the premise, the counter-case and an independent second opinion. The time needed depends on the claim and what would happen if it were wrong.

Use fictional exercises first, then apply the method to an approved workplace task. The outcome is a checking routine you can explain to a colleague, not a promise that every error will be caught.

By the end, you'll be able to…

  • Distinguish generated claims from retrieved evidence and identify consequential facts to check.
  • Apply five checks with effort proportionate to the consequences of an error.
  • Open and inspect original sources rather than relying on the appearance of a citation.
  • Recognise when a task needs qualified human review or should remain manual.
  • Keep a concise record of sources, corrections and unresolved questions.

Start Module 1 →

What's in it

  1. Module 1: Why plausible answers can be wrong

    Separate fluency from evidence.

    1. A fluent answer is not evidence 7 min
    2. Where it fails most 7 min
    3. The confirmation trap 6 min
    4. Module 1 knowledge check
  2. Module 2: The five checks

    A routine that takes five minutes and catches most of what matters.

    1. Checks one and two: specifics and sources 6 min
    2. Checks three and four: the premise and the counter-case 6 min
    3. Check five: the second opinion 6 min
    4. Module 2 knowledge check
  3. Module 3: Real sources

    Getting references that exist, and spotting the ones that do not.

    1. Ask for sources the right way 7 min
    2. Spotting the fake 7 min
    3. Working from sources, not toward them 6 min
    4. Module 3 knowledge check
  4. Module 4: Stakes and trail

    Match the effort to the risk, and leave evidence that you checked.

    1. Low, medium, high 6 min
    2. The trail 7 min
    3. When you find it wrong 6 min
    4. Module 4 knowledge check
  5. Finishing the course

    One final task that puts the whole method to work on something real.

    1. The final task